Céline LECOMTE
Customer support engineer, CORUS RD&T, Ijmuiden, NL
Haarlem - Netherlands
| English | French |
Schools attended |
INSA Lyon (INSA Lyon) |
Université Lyon 1 Claude Bernard (Master Recherche Matériaux Polymères et Composites) |
University of Nottingham (Erasmus student, School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering) |
Since 2008: CORUS RD&T, Ijmuiden, NL |
Customer support engineer
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Automotive department, Stamping group | |
Sector: Metallurgy |
2008 : CORUS RD&T, UK |
Project Leader
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As a project leader, I was responsible to deliver recommandations to the Strip UK Business Unit on reducing strip vibration on a hot-dip galvanising line, thus reducinc zinc consumption Main tasks: - Manage a 185 k€ budget - Manage a team of 3 persons - Develop a statistical-based model, helping understanding the mechanisms of strip vibration - Develop a traffic light system for condition monitoring on molten zinc bath hardware | |
Sector: Metallurgy |
2007 : CORUS RD&T |
Researcher
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The main project I was committed into was the strip vibration issue on hot-dip galvanising lines for the Low Coatings Process Improvement Group. Main tasks and achievements: - Carry out strip vibration measurements - Prove that the main cause of strip vibration is the non-smooth rotation of bath hardware - Manage suppliers Other tasks: - Calibration of a XRF unit to allow quick and reliable measurement of chromate content in chromating bath: link with supplier, write work instructions and safety procedure, train the operators - Design an on-line control system for the strip oiling device, in order to cut drastically customer complaints related to uneven oiling | |
Sector: Metallurgy |
2006 : MGI Coutier / FORD MOTOR |
Resident Quality Engineer
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As a Resident Engineer at Ford’s, I was responsible for all that concerns quality, logistic and process in Ford’s day to day business with a supplier called MGI Coutier. MGI is a French Full Service Supplier of low pressure lines for fuel systems. After a two-month training at MGI’s site in France, my mission was to help MGI respond better to its customer requirements. Main tasks : -Constantly enhance MGI’s awareness of FORD expectations -Manage line failures at FORD production and help prevent them -Assist in start of production for new parts and upgrades -Help make products easier to assemble and ensure that they are used properly -Participating in measuring Quality -Perform Weekly Quality Reporting Environnement : ISO/TS 16949, FORD Q1 requirements | |
Sector: Automobile |
2005 : SAIPEM |
Materials Engineer
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SAIPEM (ENI group) provides turn-key solutions to Oil & Gas companies, such as off-shore platforms, gas terminals, pipelines, etc. Increasing the size of Liquefied Natural Gas storage tanks up to 200000 m3 requires a deep understanding of - among others - the insulation system, and rigorous examination of the characteristics - mechanical, thermal, physical - of the materials used: expanded perlite -a porous siliceous rock - and 'Resilient Blanket' - a soft matress of glass fibres in a polymeric matrix (composite). Main tasks : -Produce comprehensive documentation about the insulation system of a Liquefied Natural Gas storage tank -Re-define requirements for the ‘Resilient Blanket’ material -Write a new material specification of the Resilient Blanket, with respect to SAIPEM’s format -Technical bid evaluation to qualify additional suppliers of Resilient Blanket | |
Sector: Petroleum (production - distribution) |
2004 - 2005 : LMM, INSA Lyon |
Materials Engineer
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As part of a research program led by the Institute of Textile and Clothing, I participated to the improvement of abrasion resistance of seatbelt webbing coating, developing mixtures of polyurethane and clays to achieve nano-composite structure. Main tasks : -Formulate imaginative and chemically reliable solutions -Carry out laboratory experiments, using methods of investigation such as Scanning Electron Microscopy, X-ray diffraction, rheological measurements, Dynamic Mechanical Analysis, etc -Prepare a synthesis of the scientific literacy written on the subject -Supervise a trainee | |
Sector: Universities and higher education institutions |
2004 : SIKA |
Internship as a Materials Engineer
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SIKA supplies specialty chemicals markets, processing materials used in sealing, bonding, damping, reinforcing and protecting load-bearing structures in construction and industry. Reporting directly to the Lab Manager of the Research and Development Department for Sealants, I was tasked to demonstrate the technical feasibility of a new UV and moisture -curing adhesive sealant for automotive applications. Main tasks : -Prepare and test samples of newly formulated sealant -Analyse experimental data -Write and present Technical Reports | |
Sector: Construction materials |
